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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-13
FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features Of tho Money and Stock
- ~ N'N' MHrLets. 's.Hl l.Ui " -

INV YORK. Jan, l2-Money on call ta,y at q
percent, closing at percent Prime mercan,il,
paper CAT percent Sterling exchange quiet bu
steady and unchanged
GOVERNMENT bonds Dali aud steady. W.
Bosns CLOSED - follow: u. 8. 81. 100: U. 8. a.
81 " l&h; Louisiana stamped Il. 79E: Missouri
q, 100, Tennessee u settlements. los: do o., yb
&C. H. ~; Central pacIac 1sb, llIH; Deave,
%as e GS a4,'s 9 Ia lleH Denver ko rands
kan'M 4 Texas general O. W: Northern In.
NolthWesier', conSo's. 40; Northwestern debent.
, mres o.. IVY; e. Louis \ stn trauslsco general
Chicago & Pacific 1rsts. III. Tens 4 Pacific
LAld Grants o.; Texas 4 Pacific r. g. extra
coupons III Union Pacific Hrsu, llt,<; West Shore,
~ S,h ~ DosDs-Modea'ey active; sales o..
stATs BoNDs-Du,l aud steady. r.
sl9cks-lhs transactions In stocks wero entirely
sooa!. mere being !is.le or nothing done Tor kny
SuniuS Interest. There was little selling BY Lon.
taia PRICES, Tue i,imorsot the death Of the Mayor
Deihg freely use Ia this connection. Thu opening
way weak. business wiz dull, thoug h prlc steady
ioi snort umo, sachnonl & Vest Point however,
figures '"s 'rs"'us
Th,re wa, some Improvement, during III, Ait,r.
hoon, Especially in the last hour, when the market
Deeame moderately active upon the covering OF
naots AID closed strong close 10 the opening Or.
ures, except Richmond 4 West Point, which a..
v1 n VI tsrtent. and OREGON improvement,
Wn.Gm advanced J. Tbs Anal oaangei arc for Ia:
TrAnsactions 246 OBS Sharol sp..I,.. d. M.
sI9cks-C!ossd bid: Adams Exnras 10; Ameri.
can aExpIess l97H: Canads sauthern. st Central
f i1.c' ~; chesapeake Ohio *; do tnta PIE
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81. Clnlrsvllle Accommodation. leaves wheeling
at 8:85 a. M, 1bo and 600 p. NJ. leaves BellAilt
at $40 q. M, 2:2s and 6:S5 p. m. Returning, a.
rivea at Wheeling At 8:15 q. M, Las and 6:l p m.
daily except Sunday.
Moundsville accommodation, leaves Wheeling
1t Ii rs 4. H.. and arrives at MoundGy1lle 1t l2:li
| p. H.. daily except Sunday. ..tgl.Ir ..,.z
Fairmont accommodation at 1875 p. N.
Columbus accommodation leaves Wheeling a
2:0U p. H., daily except Sunday. a
9,25 r. m. aud 1880 p. m. train through to Gin
ciuuntl without change, with B. 4 D. Beepel
through 10 Cincinnati on the night traln.
b. Il o. Sleeping Cars on all through trains.
| Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No. :, leaving Wheeling at s:25 4. NJ, arriving .
Cincinnati At $50 p. m.
Clo.c connections arc made for all points South
| and Southwest, North and Northwest, making THU
| desirable route for colonistS and persons movinl
70 the great West, and 10 whom particular Rtten
| ten iB given. .7.aI.5.. -"
Tckctu TO all principal points on sale at Depot.
Sleeping. car accommodations can DO secured
Depot Ticket Office
TEo6. g. BURKE, Ticket Agent, B. d o. Depot
JOHN BA1LlE Union Office
JOHH T. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent.
DAVID LEE. General Superintendent.
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Valuable Real Estate
on wHEELISG ISLAND.

All Of the Waters Addition 10 the city 0! Wheel.
Ing consisting Of twcntyeiHht (2s) lots situate on
South Pena, South Broadway and South York
streets, being what was formerly known a. Tom.
uuson's Garden. 49, 40. - Ma 80 ~ -
Lot No. |, In square No I, has a frontage OF tsl)
hiyoae feet on South Penn sheet, and has upCn Il
substantial two-story frame dwelling OF (S) eight
ICONS with water on premises. ~. % l7tlI
Tho remaining lotS are OF (4l) forty.one feet
irODlaGn and Ar0 all desirable dwelling sites. Il h
Also parts Of lot. Nos. % and "a In y. Zanes Ad.
clifton to the city OF Wheeling, ifonttug about $9
ieet on South Broadway, near Zsno street, on
Which IL two story double frame tenement, each
part containing (5) five yOoms. Water In houses,
R.ntal value OF each Part SO per month ". !
The cast half OF lot No, on the north ride OIL
Zane street, In the addition laid out BY Henry
Moore. trustee. One story cottage, ~ rooms,
Water on premises. Rental value $40 per mouth
Twenly.iour feet OF the cas-. side OF lot No 5, on
north aide OF Zane street, In the Qlditon laid ou
ny Henry Moore, trustee. One story frame cottage
tive rooms Wafer on premises. Rental value
Title TO NIL this property Is unqucStlonAbly good
VIII DO offered Ut private sale until VA II
- JANUARY Is. 1857.
II no, sooner sold, will on that day, conimenelnl
at 10 O'Clock 4. H., be offered At PUBLIC AUG
TlOS at tho north door Of the Court House Gr7
For prices and terms Of sale enquire Of saNLa
J.K. COwDEN, Attorney.atLaw, or
v. Il. HALLER, Auctsouccr.
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INV fosK. Jan, l2,-Money on call ta,y at "a
o percent, closing at 4 percent, Prime mercantile
paper Ga7 percent. Sterling exchange quiet bu.
steady and unchanged
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yHTHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIYI.

On aud alter January 2. 1857 messenger trains
will run SIS iollows-WhcelinH time.
For Fttsburph--606 =. n. aud 6:30 p, m. daily;
7:40 G: n. and os p. m. daily except sunday.
For Weahington-t:5op H., daily except sunday.
From Pitnburgh-ll:So u. M, 6;'5 p. n, daily
except Sunday: 1926 2. NJ. daily: s:25a. NJ, daily
From Whhington--s:25a a. m. daily: II 40 a nj,
daily except Sunday; 6l5 D. IN. daily except suu.
day; 1885 a. IN. daily except Sunday.
Q. X. LORD. General Passenger Agent,
J. v. PATTON, supt.
J. T. l.ANE T,ay pase AM Ipbaoltro
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q A pretty Philadelphia qirl who Is most
fluent snd frequent Of speech came oyer
to Washington not long ago under the es,
cort,of one Of our society men who is
known for his conversational science.
swell, Florence" said the young lady
whom she was visiting when the two girls
had a moment to themselves, "what did
you think Of Lieutenant NJ" "Oh, de.
iightftll, charming" exclaimed tho fair
Philsdelphian The is tho most entertain
ing man ever met. Why, do you know,
before we had gone aity miles from Phila.
delphih my throat was so sore I could
hardly speak % w riylJ ~
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IIe Know Uncle Isaatus,

Nelp f0Tg sun, ~ -l'T0- 9.II-li -IT.II --I
Merchant 10 appllcan. for a iob)-"Do
you know anything about figures, Uncle
R.stusq" Uncle Rastus-eYes, eah,"
swell, il l were to lend you IS and you
promised to pay me 81 each month, low
much would you owe me at tho expira.
ton OF three months9" "Fi' dollahs,
sah." s"I'm afraid you don't know much
about figures" mo- sab; but specs !
knows all bout Uncle RsstuB. y
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Her conscienpo Was Clear,

Paterlamilias-"Oh, so you've engaged
yourself tothat roaming Count Luna, eh Y'
Daughtey-"'And why should Iaot, pray p
"You know perfectly we'll that, although
be has . title. he IL simply. a poverty.
stricken fortune hnnter,"".S well, be Ger.
talply has not seen any evidences OF
wealth around this house MS "perhapa
not; but you are your uncle's sole heiress.' u
" did not tell him that" "Humpl !
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No matter what parts it may finally at.
feet, catarrh always start, in the head, and
belongs 10 the hesd. There is no mystery
about the origin Of this direful disease. Il
begins in neglected cold. One OF the
kind that is sure to be better In few
days" Thousands Of victims know how
It is by sad experience. Ely's Cream
Balm cures colds In the head and catarrh
in all its stages. Not snuff nor liquid.
n w.i aNli fAT f gE. FL rrhp.tw
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Buckl0n'p Aruicn Enlve,

The bost naive III the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1T
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs ceuta perI
box. For aale by Logan & Go. q
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.LEpROSY

and consequently incurablc II Is impossible 70 do
scribe her sudcrlncs llcr body from the crown Of
her head TO the solcs Of her feet was mass Of decay
oassrs Of flesh rotlny 81 nnd leaving great eayi;es
Her hnsera fcscrcd and three four mills Iropici
rea Mt one time iicf limbs contracted by tho icarfi
liberation and for several ys4rs she dbl not leave
hcr ped ller weight was rcduccc from us 10 GO lbs
Perhaps some faint idea Of her condition can Ia
Cleaned from the fact that three pounds Of Cosmo.
Hos " pGtnent were used per wtc, In dressing her
.o,ss. Finally t|le physcIprs acknowledged fbrir
de,ea, ~ MI: Black Wnli. aA4 saaRepGsd The spi
Her husband hearing wonderful reports Of tho usa
Of swirrs SrEcif;o IS. :. s., prevailed on her TO
Try as last resort. She began ts Use under pro.
test. but soon found that her system was being re.
isSna o. tie patsoH a. the sores assumed rcd and
healthy color. AZ ihauRt tha blapd was becoming
pure and active. Mrs HALEY contnBrd the &. i. i,
until last February every sore was healed; shG dis.
caracd chair and crntccs and was for the frst time
n twslss years Q well woman, IL: HUSBAND, NF.
a. hailcyisi business at II Backulonc Street.
blood md Skin Diseases, mailed free. Il !,
Tus SWIFT srEclrio Co. drawer $. Atlanta. CT
eoO.pay ~ -lII ..fL - y
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. DR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

Will cure Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, elect
Structures, and all Urinary and Urethral Diseases
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness
Loss OF Vigor, Premature Decline In Man, Early
,csses, &c. syphilis In all Its forms, sore throat
md nose, ulcers, erurtions. scIotula, letter. salt
sheum, and all blood snd skin diseases Female
Weakness speedily cured, Gonorrhea cured In
three dayn. Price s. CO. Sold In Wheel.aQ, ". Va,
bv 3 =. BoCKNG. Druggist. Bent BY mai sealed
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Old

and reliable Medicines are the beet to de-
pend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir hiss
been prescribed for years for all impuii.
ties Of the Blood. In every form of Scrot.
ulous, Syphilitic or, NJ, rcurial diseases, it
is invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan 4 Co. and O. Menke.
meller. ~ 1zfF's 10
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|-- UohtI IT.l -T-TT- |T"-" / n
Triae with any Throat or Lung Disease.
II you have Cough or Cold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Group OF
Whooping Cough, use ,Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. Il
is a positive cure, and we guarantee it
Price 10 and SOC. Logan 4 Co. and @
Meukemeller. STRAIGHTFORWARD (, 6 :.
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1"U 1seHsoH =
why Acker's Blood Elixir ia warrented, is
because it is the best blood preparation
known. It will positively cure all blood
diseases, purities the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, weguaraases it. 9 Logan & Co.
and G. Menkemsller. $50, ae!a 8
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Always have Acker's Baby soother at
hand. It. Is the only safe medicine yet
made that will remove all infantile dieo,-
ders. It contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural ease from pain.
Price Is cents. Sold by Logan & Go. and
O. Menkenna1ler arH -, = s4.-,-.I' q -
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must say there Ia a mystery somewhere
that fact Ia not known outside Of tho fam.
lily, and no one has told him unless yon
have" He loves me for myself alone"
"A true, good man might very easily, my
dear; but that fellow wouldn't, l know.
You must havs let him know you were
an heiress." mo, didn't say one word.
! only said was your only child, and !
was 80 sorry your only brother was not
married, because he had no loving child.
rem to leave bis millions to 90 there now"
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"THKRRs such divinity doth hedge a
king that treason" fears to touch him. But
rheumatism ia. no respecter Of personp,
and Royalty would do well to patronize
Salvation Oil, the great pain cure.
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Something worth ! cabbaging - Cold
sleigh.-N. Y Journal, j, - n va .,'%,i,
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EDUCATIONAL. 4
VT, De CRkRTAL ACADEMY,
K 9F3lG REAR WHEELING, ". Va. t5l

Ths tnisty.nIuth year Of this Well.known Acsd.
my, under tho charge Of the Visitation Ncns,
pens on the INST Monday Of sep.G,nber pc1t, and
continues ten month";. } .g
Pupils received At any time In the acsaton. p
Those who deoire 10 place their daugh.ers In Al
institution arording exceptional advantages In
hs way Of healthiul and delightful location, e1.
slleni board thorough discipline spd instruction
u tho hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depart.
usnt Of female education. Including tho modern
languages and muAIc, should send for 4 catalogue
VI this school. Address, e- vs.. Ia
Direct1eBoi the Academy Of the Visitation,
%ifi35 al-@ MT. De CHAiTAIt
auE-DAw Near Wheeling, ". Va,
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uonsronD,s ACID pIIoSpuAT'R

Nervous Prostitution and Weakness of tho
"'l Afimentary Canal. ~
DR.. E. N. Gavitt. Toledo, O., says: ut
is valuable remedy in nervous prostra-
ton and weakness Of the alimentary
canal" 5Ess' ~ OF .. rrhsAw
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At Might

A two.foot sule-Make your wife warm
her feet before retiring. g,gs IL
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PetrN1Rlttn.

q OIL CRY, Jan. l2-opened at no; highcs
7?H,: lowest 7lc; closed u. 7lss<c: sales iii, OF
barrels; clearances 2,002 0c0 barrels charters a.,
I've aud firm; opened at 7213tc; closed It iiIc;
highest 7411zci lowest tic ''-''.tI ~ -
BRADFORD. Pa, lau. l2-opcncd and highest no
loweet Tic, closed AZ 7lc: clcarAuces sol 900 bar.
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OF last weeks record constitute only iair supply
ior the very good d.mand prevailing In ali she
yards The quality Is quito up 10 that Of last
weeks opening lrtces arc ~ higher than last
wpek. and range at 6aG5Sc, with most sales a, and
near 63ko uet few siles or rough sowS and stays
were mad0 at 6531aGc. Quotations last year same
time 5a55lc. Oh the receipts this week SCI head
came over the Peuusyivania railroad, and I,79l
over tho Baltimore d Ohio railroad, : AT -
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catarrh is not a Blood Disease.

Much ado about nothing-The parting
Of two society girls. Do .1I1 y
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East llBEs7Y, Pa, Jan. 12-Cattle-Receipt,
s42 head: shipment. a 90 head: market SLOW
1878. lIAgseReceipA Zoo head; shlpmenis /. al
head: market slow; Philadelphia Is 7sa6 Is
Workers 81 7oa4 50: common aud light 81 bOAA as
Sheep 9. so head: shipments 400 head
"; common s. lcaa 20; lambi IS 5aa0 %. y
ClNClNNArI, Jan. l2.-IIogs woak; common and
light s. Ihhi 80; packing and butctcrs u 85ad 76
receipts 600 head; shipments 800 head. =
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CHICAGO IT,, lea, ia-cattle-R Receipts l2,0Oo
bead: shipmeaH aooo head: market weak aud
loa2oc lo@eri shipping steera & seai 20: fancy
50; cows. bulls aud mixed 81 Has 10: LUX 81 i5s
20: Texas cattle g. 2ba9 Is Hogs Receioss 81.
go bead; shippenn 900 head; market slow. ioa
a IS, packing and shipping ii 4oai IS; ljght sssS
a. A5l slips g 7ba3 60. Sheep O. 90 head
shipmenA 1910 head; market slow and iOai5c
lower: native 81 5Oa4 o.; western s. 0a4 40 :Texans
n I5aA IN. Ia m ha n41n5 49, - '-S1AsAAs
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Don't

"A Christian Trademarks motto-"Charge
these that be rich" aa'. ., Ggl1Ilsl IN
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

offer for sale tho Farm owned by tho late
Daniel Peck, situated In kichland township, Bel
mont county Ohio, oil the National road, one and a
half miles west Of st Ceir.vtc The farm contattts
about ~ acres Of good and well lying land; well
wa!ercd; IN Goo1 state Of cultivation. There ID
100 acres cleared land, the balance timber: about
~ acres In grass. On the farm are a comfortable
dwelling house, good stable and wagon she'd and
other necessary ou,buitdings; an apple orchard Of
about four acrcs-trces Of good size and variety.
There Is also vineyard Of l35 grape vines consR..
Ing OF ten varieties Of the most choice fruit There
ka number OF other fruit trees. peaches p!ums,
cherries, &c. Toe fa,m Is III an excellent neigh.
borhood. convenient 10 schools; and. loca ed as II
4, on the National yOad. will mako a very dcirA.
bio and pleasant homo for family. Terms Of sale
Will be made reas ,nable. For iurthcr Particular
Information conforming tho property, call on o.
address the undersigned. St ClalrHvllle, Ohio.
r OLIVIA PECK,
Fxcc-trix Of Daniel Peck, deceased,
OF to c. 4. 6GffAEfER & CO.. ys.'t. zEr
Jas Real Estate Agent. Wheeling. W. Va.
TN0p EAJE -lr'. 81 -ga-rzsIT' H.. n
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The Henson

Look not upon the wine list when it is
read. NJ ,55 TiI r.. ~
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BLACK WOLF |!

Or Black leprosy. Is disease which Is considered
ineuraole. but 1t has yielded TO tho curaiyc prppe,
world as s. =. 3. Mrs. bailey, OF West SomcryIllc
Mass near i'oston, was attacked several yCars mo
with this hidcous black eruption, and WINS treated 6y
no beat medical TALENT who could only say tha, Tho
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Free Trade.

Everybody Is Staying nowadaya, Tom
and Jerry included.-B0;lon Herald. d
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MEDICAL.
CONSUMPTION GAM Be CuREDI
R #a. HALLS !.
BAL SAM i! iI 6;

: Cures Consumption. Colds. .Pneumo-
MA, Influenza, Bronchial, Difficulties,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Group, Whooping Cough. and NIL
Diseases OF tho Breathing Organs. It
soothes and heals the Membrane Of
tho Lungs, inaamed and poisoned by
tho disease. and prevents the night
sweats and tho tightness across tho
Ghost which accompany 1t. CON-
SUMPTION Is not an incurablo mall
ady. HALLS BALSAM will euro
you. oven though professional nii fails.
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Tr1usvnIk, PA. jan. l2.-oponed at no; hish.
cat 72213fc; lowest 7oGc; closed 7l99ic. MA 20,
!. NV YORK, Jan. i2-Peseoleum firm; closed at
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OPIUM; \ :);| a;
. Whitehall Street.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-13
FhA'LTY's SHIELD.

Look what arms the fenceless WELD,
Frailest things have frailty's shield!
Cookie boats outride the gale
That has shred the frjgate's sail;
Curlew skins the breakers crest;
Swings the oriole in its nest;
Flower q single summer bred
Lightly lifts its jaunty head
When is past the storm whose stroke
Laid the pride of centuried oak;
Where with fire the soil was bathed
The white trefoil springs unscathed.
Frailest things have frailty's shield:
Here fly in amber sealed;
There q bauble, tossed aside
Under ancient lava-tide,
Meets the ,nusing delivers gaze. ::
Time the Kings memorial lays,
Touching it with sportiye staff,
But spares EcoIion S epitaph,
Frailest things have frailtys shield.
Guarded by a charm concealed;
So the gaunt and rovening wild
Softens toward the weanling child,
And along the gid ly steep
Safe one glideth, blind with sleep.
Art thOu mighty:-Challenged Fate
ChOoseth thee for wrestling mattel
Art :hou feel,les Fate disarmei,
Turning, leaveth thee unharmed.
Thou that bendest shall not break,
Smiling in the tempest's wake,
Thou shalt rise, and see around
How the strong ones strew the ground
Saving Ii ghtness thou didst WELD,
Fraiiest things have frailty's shield!
Filth " Thomas. IN Leniuru.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-13
Bu.;aes.uL;ke Arrangement.

John Hoey, defeated candidate for the
hand of Margaret Semars, of Jamaica, L..
L, presented the young woman on the day
of her wed ling with an itimized bill for
expenditure = ice-cream, buggy-rides,
church-sociable suppers, caramels, and the
like-incurred during his unsuccessful
courtshlp The groom paid the sum
$500, and undoubtedly gets his moneys
worth in satisfaction at having won the
girl; she has the satisfaction of having en-
joyed these gifts and seeing the giver re-
compensed at his own valuation; and he
has lost nothing but his time and can now
set about a second investment Of his $780,
which may bring him wife, This seems
a satisfactory and business-like arrange
nlent all around.